PKIE. POPULAR QUESTIONNAIRE OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Popular Questionnaire of Emotional Intelligence was developed on the basis of the emotional intelligence concept created by Salovey and Mayer, defined as a set of various cognitive abilities enabling to use emotions in order to solve problems, not only emotional ones. It is the paper-and-pencil version of the self-examination inventory published as PC version.
DESCRIPTION: PKIE consists of 94 items of self-descriptive nature. The subject rates each time the applicability of the statements to herself/himself on a five-point scale. The questionnaire can be scored according to four factor scales and globally. The scales within PKIE are: AKC – acceptance, expressing and using own emotions in action, EMP – empathy, i. e. understanding and recognizing others’ emotions, KON – control, also cognitive, over ones’ emotions, and ROZ – understanding and awareness of own emotions.
RELIABILITY: High internal consistency of the global score, lower coefficients for separate scales.
VALIDITY: Construct validity confirmed by factor analyses and correlations with INTE inventory.
NORMS: For students aged 14-20 and adults of 18-71 (incidental samples).
APPLICATIONS: Research, individual assessment, choosing future learning path or job, determining weak and strong points of the subject, creating individually tailored action plans.
MATERIALS:
• Kit (manual, 25 sheets, scoring key)
• Manual
• Questionnaires (25 copies)
• Scoring key